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Transfer Equivalency for Western Kentucky University This Information Is Maintained by Bellarmine's Office of the Registrar Transfer Equivalency for Western Kentucky University This information is maintained by Bellarmine's Office of the Registrar. Please direct any questions to [email protected]. Western Kentucky University (FICE: 002002) Bellarmine University (FICE: 001954) Course Course Title Credits Course Title Level ACMS 175 Academy Seminar Experience 1.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 AGRO 110 Plant Science 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 AH 290 Medical Terminology 2.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 ANSC 140 Animal Science 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 ANTH 120 Intro to Cultural Anthropology 3.00 ANTH-111 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 100 ARC 401 Introduction-Anime and Manga 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 400 ART 100 Art Appreciation 3.00 GEFA-GENED Gen Ed Fine Arts 100 ART 438 Adv Graphics: Design 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 ASTR 108 Descriptive Astronomy 3.00 PHYS-ELEC Physics Elective 100 BA 175 University Experience Business 3.00 BUSA-ELEC Business Elective 100 BCOM 201 Process/Effects/Mass 3.00 COMM-200 Media and Society 200 BIOL 113 General Biology 3.00 BIOL-ELEC Biology Elective 100 BIOL 113, BIOL 114 General Biology; General Biology 3.00, BIOL-115, BIOL-115L Introduction to Life Science; Introduction to Life 100 Lab 1.00 Science Lab BIOL 120, BIOL 121 Biol Conc Cells Metab Genetics; Biol 3.00, BIOL-130, BIOL-130L Principles of Biology; Principles of Biology Lab 100 Conc Cell Metab Genet Lab 1.00 BIOL 122, BIOL 123 Biol Conc Evol Div Ecol; Biol Conc 3.00, BIOL-221, BIOL-221L Animal Diversity; Animal Diversity Lab 100 Evol Div Ecol Lab 1.00 BIOL 131, BIOL 231 Human Anatomy & Physiology; Adv 4.00, BIOL-108, BIOL-109 Human Anatomy and Physiology I; Human 100 Human Anatomy & Physiology 4.00 Anatomy and Physiology II BIOL 207, BIOL 208 Gen Microbiology; Lab Gen 3.00, MDLS-200, MDLS-200L Infection, Immunity, and Genomics; Infection, 200 Microbiology 1.00 Immunity, and Genomics Lab BIOL 446 Biochemistry 3.00 CHEM-301 Biochemistry I 300 BUS 100 Introduction to Business 3.00 BUSA-103 Introduction to Business 100 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 1 of 6 Data as of 9/30/21 at 1:01 AM Western Kentucky University (FICE: 002002) Bellarmine University (FICE: 001954) Course Course Title Credits Course Title Level BUS 100C Introduction to Business 3.00 BUSA-103 Introduction to Business 100 CHEM 101 Intro Chemistry 3.00 GENS-GENED Gen Ed Natural Science 100 CHEM 105, CHEM 106 Fundamentals of General Chem; 3.00, CHEM-109, CHEM-109L Liberal Arts Chemistry; Liberal Arts Chemistry 100 Fundamentals of Gen Chem Lab 1.00 Lab CHEM 107, CHEM 108 Fundamentals of Organic Chem; 3.00, GENS-GENED, CHEM- Gen Ed Natural Science; Chemistry Elective 100 Fundamentals of Org Chem Lab 1.00 ELEC CHEM 120, CHEM 121 College Chemistry I; Lab College 3.00, CHEM-103, CHEM-103L General College Chemistry I; General College 100 Chemistry I 2.00 Chemistry I Lab CHEM 222, CHEM 223 College Chemistry II; Lab College 3.00, CHEM-104, CHEM-104L General College Chemistry II; General College 100 Chem II 2.00 Chemistry II Lab CHIN 101 Elementary Chinese 3.00 CHIN-101 Intro to Chinese Language & Culture I 100 CHIN 102 Elementary Chinese II 3.00 CHIN-102 Intro to Chinese Language & Culture II 100 CHIN 201 Intermediate Chinese I 3.00 CHIN-201 Intermediate Chinese I 200 CHNF 101 Hon: Intensive Elem Chin I 4.00 CHIN-101 Intro to Chinese Language & Culture I 100 CHNF 102 Hon: Intensive Elem Chin II 4.00 CHIN-102 Intro to Chinese Language & Culture II 100 CHNF 201 Intens Intermediate Chin I 4.00 CHIN-201 Intermediate Chinese I 200 COM 145 Fund Speaking/Communication 3.00 COMM-103 Introduction to Public Speaking 100 COMM 145 Fund Speaking / Communication 3.00 COMM-103 Introduction to Public Speaking 100 COMM 463 Intercultural Comm 3.00 COMM-313 Intercultural Communication 300 CRIM 101 Intro to Criminal Justice 3.00 CJS-100 Introduction to Criminal Justice 200 CRIM 234 Crime and Popular Culture 3.00 CJS-341 Topics in Criminal Justice 300 CRIM 330 Criminology 3.00 CJS-220 Criminology 200 CRIM 451 White Collar Crime 3.00 CJS-341 Topics in Criminal Justice 300 CS 180 Computer Science I 4.00 CS-130 Programming Fundamentals 100 DANC 110 Dance Appreciation 3.00 GEFA-GENED Gen Ed Fine Arts 100 DANC 111 Ballet I 2.00 THEA-ELEC Theatre Elective 100 ECON 150 Intro Economics 3.00 ECON-ELEC Economics Elective 100 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 2 of 6 Data as of 9/30/21 at 1:01 AM Western Kentucky University (FICE: 002002) Bellarmine University (FICE: 001954) Course Course Title Credits Course Title Level ECON 202 Prin Economics-Micro 3.00 ECON-111 Principles of Microeconomics 100 ECON 203 Hon: Prin Economics-Macro 3.00 ECON-110 Principles of Macroeconomics 100 EDU 175 University Experience-Edu 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 EDU 250 Intro to Teach Ed 3.00 EDUC-200 Foundations of Education 200 ENG 100 Intro to College Writing 3.00 ENGL-101 Introduction to Academic Writing 100 ENG 200 Introduction Literature 3.00 ENGL-200 Introduction to Literature 200 ENGL 100 Intro to College Writing 3.00 ENGL-101 Introduction to Academic Writing 100 ENGL 100C Intro to College Writing 3.00 ENGL-101 Introduction to Academic Writing 100 EXS 122 Foundations of Kinesiology 3.00 EXSC-ELEC Exercise Science Elective 100 EXS 223 Intro to Exercise Science 3.00 EXSC-110 Introduction to Exercise Science 100 FACS 310 Mgt of Family Resrouces 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 FACS 311 Family Relations 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 FILM 201 Introduction to Cinema 3.00 FILM-270 Introduction to Film 200 FIN 161 Personal Finance 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 FLK 276 Intro Folk Studies 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 FLK 280 Cultural Diversity in US 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 FREN 101 Elementary French I 3.00 FREN-101 Intro to French Language & Culture I 100 GEN ELEC General Elective 43.00 GEOG 360 Geography in America 3.00 GEOG-241 Special Topics in Geography 200 GERM 102 Elementary German II 3.00 GERM-102 Intro to German Language & Culture II 100 GERM 201 German III 3.00 GERM-201 Intermediate German I 200 HCA 347 International Health Care 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 HCA 459 Global Health Practicum 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 400 HIM 290 Medical Terminology 2.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 HIST 101 World History I 3.00 HIST-116 The Western World I, 1450 to 1870 100 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 3 of 6 Data as of 9/30/21 at 1:01 AM Western Kentucky University (FICE: 002002) Bellarmine University (FICE: 001954) Course Course Title Credits Course Title Level HIST 102 World History II 3.00 HIST-117 The Western World II, 1870 to Present 100 HIST 119 Western Civ to 1648 3.00 HIST-116 The Western World I, 1450 to 1870 100 HIST 120 Western Civ Since 1648 3.00 HIST-117 The Western World II, 1870 to Present 100 HIST 241 United States Since 1865 3.00 HIST-202 History of the US 1877 to Present 200 HMD 211 Human Nutrition 3.00 NURS-200 Nutrition 200 HMD 271 Tourism Planning & Development 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 HON 105 Contemporary Cultural Literacy 1.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 IDFM 432 Visual Merchandising Promotion 3.00 COMM-342 Selected Topics in Communication 300 IDST 350 Paris/Munich: Cuisine & Cult 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 JAPN 210 Intermed Japanese Conv Abroad 3.00 JPN-423 Japanese Independent Study 400 LEAD 200 Intro to Leadership Studies 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 MA 109 General Math 3.00 MATH-107 Mathematics for Liberal Arts 100 MA 109C General Math 3.00 MATH-107 Mathematics for Liberal Arts 100 MATH 109 General Mathematics 3.00 MATH-107 Mathematics for Liberal Arts 100 MATH 116 College Algebra 3.00 MATH-105 College Algebra 100 MATH 117 Trigonometry 3.00 MATH-ELEC Mathematics Elective 100 MATH 123 Math Applications for Business 3.00 MATH-ELEC Mathematics Elective 100 MATH 136 Calculus I 4.00 MATH-117 Calculus I 100 MATH 137 Calculus II 4.00 MATH-118 Calculus II 100 MATH 183 Introductory Statistics 3.00 MATH-200 Statistics & Society 200 MATH 205 Number Sys/Theory for Teachers 3.00 MATH-101 Foundations of Mathematics I 100 MATH 237 Multivariable Calculus 4.00 MATH-216 Calculus III 200 MATH 371 Hon: ADV Comp Prob Solving 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 METR 121 Meteorology 3.00 GENS-GENED Gen Ed Natural Science 100 MGT 200 Legal Environment of Business 3.00 BUSA-203 Business Law 200 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 4 of 6 Data as of 9/30/21 at 1:01 AM Western Kentucky University (FICE: 002002) Bellarmine University (FICE: 001954) Course Course Title Credits Course Title Level MUS 100 Theory I 3.00 MUSC-101 Music Theory I 100 MUS 120 Hon Music Appreciation 3.00 GEFA-GENED Gen Ed Fine Arts 100 MUS 160 Group Piano I 1.00 MUSI-100 Beginning Piano 100 NURS 324 Pathophysiology for Nursing 3.00 BIOL-300 Pathophysiology 300 PE 354 Physical Educ for Elem Schools 3.00 EDUC-208 School Health, Nutrition & Physical Ed 200 PERF 120 Rehearsal and Production 1.00 THEA-270 Rehearsal and Performance: Acting 200 PERF 175 University Experience: Perform 2.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 PERF 220 Production Lab I 1.00 THEA-ELEC Theatre Elective 200 PH 100 Personal Health 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 PH 165 Drug Abuse 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 100 PHIL 215 Symbolic Logic 3.00 PHIL-302 Logic 300 PS 100 American National Govt 3.00 PS-101 American Government 100 PS 110 American Nation Govt 3.00 PS-101 American Government 100 PS 250 International Politics 3.00 PS-106 Introduction to International Politics 100 PSY 100 Intro Psy 3.00 PSYC-103
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